In This Issue
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Rental Shop– On Hill Helper
On-Hill Helper
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How The Japanese Ski
Visiting instructors see another side of the ski scene.
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Feeding The Hungry Skier
Shipped-in Gourmet Meals
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Research Reports
XC Readers Rate Touring’s Appeal and Study Shows Cost Deters Colorado Skiers
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USSA/USRSA Quit Their Tiff
Settlement is reached as Robbins reports end.
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Astm Rental Shop Testing Procedure Study
Field testing will determine the future of a standard.
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Innovation Equals Profits
Mt. Hood Meadows reaches out for new ways to attract and hold customers.
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Online– Automatic Ticketing
This article is currently not available online. Please email [email protected] for a pdf copy of the article
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22 Years At Vail
Upon retiring, Bob Parker looks back and forward in a provacative interview with Pam Conklin.
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Buildings For Lifts And People
Glass sides for ski buildings are unusual, but the squaw Valley structures have many other extraordinary and useful features. By Henrik Bull.
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The Care And Selection Of Snowmakers
At Sugarloaf, the first snow was put down by management. Chip Carey says they never forgot this humbling experience.
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Care & Training Of Slope Main. Crews
The secrets and techniques that gave Steamboat a reputation for superbgrooming are revealed in an interview with Gary Kline. By Jeannie Patton.
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History As A Marketing Tool
Ski resorts are becoming more interested in preserving memorabilia of the sport. Lew Cuyler tells how they use history to gain customers.
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Challenging Conventions And Competitors
Mickey Dover didn’t accept stereotypes and conventional thinking when he took over Brandywine. His approach resulted in profits. By Patrcia Milford.
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Internal Theft – The Hidden Crippler
Ski area managements tend to think theft won’t happen to them. This hard-hitting piece by Jim Walls outlines the risk and prevention…
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Mount Allan– Facilities,Financing
The second part of an article about the site of the 1988 Winter Olympics describes what will be there for the races…
